Crime
NSCDC Declares Abdulazeez Musa, Alias ‘Arab Money,’ Wanted Over Alleged Kidnapping
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has declared Abdulazeez Mohammed Musa, popularly known as “Arab Money,” wanted in connection with alleged serious criminal offences, including kidnapping and conspiracy.
In a public notice, the NSCDC said Musa is being sought over his alleged involvement in criminal activities that threaten public safety and security.
The agency called on members of the public to remain vigilant and assist security operatives with useful information that could lead to his arrest.
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It urged anyone with credible information regarding his whereabouts to report immediately to the nearest security agency or any NSCDC office.
The corps emphasized that public cooperation is vital in ensuring safer communities and strengthening efforts to combat crime across the country.
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